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Harmful substance remain in smoke like Tar,Nicotine,Co...etc easy cause the cough, over-phlegm,throat ache.., Special harmful to the babies and pregnant woman, for daily smoker, the filters could help you reduce the harmful substance in smoke, health for you and family Specification High-efficiency with 3 stage filtration Food grade material: zero recycled materials Size of the filter (length*width): 1 7/8 * 3/8 inch (48*10mm) Quantity 8pcs*12boxes(96pcs) Recommend cigarette for each filter 8-12pcs (this will assure the harmful substance can be absorbed efficiently for normal smoking speed) Kind Remind: for safety please keep it away from children, it may choke the baby Package: 1 set of disposable cigarette filters (12 boxes, 8pcs/box, total 96pcs)

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Beginning June 1, the legal age in San Francisco to buy tobacco products and s e-cigarettes, will be raised from 18 to 21

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Unlike a box mod where you can remove the battery, a disposable has its lithium-ion battery sealed inside

Previous studies have shown that, overall, African-Americans between ages 45 and 64 have two to three times the risk of stroke compared to white people